KERALA TOURISM: MONSOON SEASON LURED ONLY A FEW VISITORS

The inflow of tourists to the Indian state of Kerala has been adversely affected by the heavy rains and the accompanying monsoon related illnesses. Sources in the tourism industry confirm that both do ...

A QUARTER OF WORLD’S POPULATION USES SOCIAL MEDIA

Ashley Nault -
A recent report by eMarketer reveals that a quarter of world's population is connected to the social media and that in 2017 the global audience of social networks will reach 2.55 billion people. ...

NEW EXHIBITION: HONG KONG HONORS BRUCE LEE

Samuel Dorsi -
The city of Hong Kong is set to celebrate one of its former martial arts star, the late Bruce Lee. Forty years after the death of the star, the Hong Kong Heritage Museum is going to feature more than ...

STUDY: CARIBBEAN TOURISM NEEDS TO OFFER MORE THAN BEACHES

Larry Brain -
As travelers to the Caribbean indicate a desire for more than "sun, sand and sea" vacation experiences, travel stakeholders are having to sit up and take notice. A study conducted by TCI Research, a t ...

CROATIA’S EU MEMBERSHIP TO BOOST TOURISM INDUSTRY

Larry Brain -
Croatia, one of the most popular European summer destinations, had more than 12.5 million international tourists last year, which brought more than 7.1 billion euros ($8.9 billion) into the country’s ...